Morris tribune., 1887-02-09
NEWS FROM CONGRESS.

! SENATE.
| Nv Mr. Morrill, for the issue of subsidiary sill
YER coin: hy MIR Butler for the erection OF ma
| 5ional memorial bridge over The Potomac river,
from WASHINGTON TO Arlington.
After CDnsdeIing Mr. U1mcron's naval OK
tension b,U the sn9ota took I'D the lads bill,
on1 Mr. Nnrran eIIT,1nrtr5 il
,orsI,
M, ,,: ,-oI,+;ons vrrn
introduced:
BY MIR. Morrow, amending tho Chinese re
strictiyc numiglaE ion 0ot. j}y MI klng, 10 p'o-
Aibitng members If congress from acting as A. a.
tocnHyS or employees III any case IN MI,lo" "no
SoVethneAI IS in!ero"Ieu hy M' - W. r0mmis
3ioncr of pensions. TWO senator's and two rep
reSentayCs TO REVISE IN" penf%t inn to con-
ross Nv Mr. RrJtrryyorth for full reciprocity
Go.T5cca the iiaf5sd 5,It,s boI Cauadl nv Mir
LiJtI,, PROMISING s roust itutoGal amendment
60" thy election OF senators by the lropie; by
Mr.. Weaver uOWal, milking the OAlaI0lHA Di'l II
special cTder Ter CO. -. ,,i+
Inc subcommittee ol Iic Iou9e 't
tee ON lOrclgn AAalra-MtSSrH' bc'l'"'''
Clements and R3CC-prCsentCdlt report Oh
the rctaltory bill. substitute blIi il re-
commended for the senate and IT," bel-
mont bills It. ,,rCvi,1.-
iTLc.t the rr.-itent Is satisfied that American
vessels are denied treaty rights. or lohsonaPIe
privileges, he may hJ proclamation pLThiDlL CtiI
S4,ly INTO AmIr'GIA ports ul NtSSo'' orryirt
Mnot'E "t ~ i"'. ~ "'t,'Nii ESQ The i'm
nu.t 10" ~ ~" 80. ,rprchanGisc
fn GI al a,,,J ar aI,y j"como-
i've ca,' "r t6rr yNhic y,aaiion Of this pro-
vision is made nunishrbia },y line and imUr on
rl,nt ,i,H jI, ~ =, r,Inruis;Ion ia author
;I e. Nv, ,.,,. ~ r's,.,rt IA damages
jnticraI nIon ir,',.,i,.or ,'tt1n,,g and American
vessels
rs, a,,l.,:,,., lin ,r,s l.,ho+ad ot Ipnrth
IhG S""2v'NHt' III VS. N'o''''0 " 7
OuI no |cIICh WAS i'hIli'
SENATE
N,sIgrv,iToN Trh 1.-THE house amend
,ncnts 10 he tr3i}n dollar bIIl were non con
rl.rrru in and = conference asked Mr..
MltcheH NOE) Ni!efGoa preamble anu IeS"'"-
Rac,tir, . rrovisto, Of tbc Thurman fundipr
bill that if either Of the Pacific railroad com
pantes tail for six mouths to perform Its require
mentS auch failure shall operate as forfeiture
and directing the attorney General 10 advise the
senate whether the Union or central racine
company ms Tor ut nefo0 Of SIX months t or
ioaHtL i'cn u nStii",u 49, CiiI,tu, b Ciso
been stiti,+oT NV rhe a+tnrney General for The
Durn0Sc IF indiciallv enforcing the forfeiture of
all rights privileges grants and franchises.
The bill to increase the naval establish
ments was considered. Mr.. Hale offered an
"L1t il the speed OF any of the vessels shall
exceed twenty kuCts an hour the contractor shall
receive $4,000 TOR every adaltlonal quarter
Knot, and II l, ~ DC icSs man t"enIE hhoCS
~ tottL LItis III ~ i-t ~ ~ ,
low 1'',t , ~ ISo '0' ~
80 Fo3s biIj ,,.ss +ol,ap ~, Mr. MORGAN
, fFI I, ,,3,o,+ ,,rn,-firrr.
~ .Ii 80 tlAI I IiI U.s. 800 t4 80 |
,,o 49, ~ ~ 'y tL I-nitnd Sf@s MAJ
nov have IIrdaI, 9nv treaty heretofore made With
Mexico
Mr. Van WycEs offered an amendment
That no certificates OF stock shall lie issued :
untit the same shall be fully paid for IN money
at its par value; that no bonds IN excess OF the
amount ol me Ca?ItaI pan III Siti'iI NC "lILoL
!E 0 o5 5SHG" l1 - ' ~ l I'll % lie ~
7oaG ~ ~ Ia ,,iI Nm ti,tir ,73I, Isire
the constitutional RIGHT of CONGRESS to Gre
ate sIIch n cornorafi0n It was a purely t
TTovic9n c0nTo5v
THE TOWER BRANCH. i
Mr. IIondorso,, tTo,vo, caIIa,I ~, his rasoIu-
fi0n discharmincr the rOrornirtae Of the whole
from the Further consideration of the senate !
bin Ur9ntinu npnsfOn TO Mary S Logan and
MAKING thaf hui 4 snecial order for TODAY
COT, - +Jli, oI,+io, a 1oir+ f Crllnr ,rYc
1enCinT that il did not 6rcsant = nriviIeoeG /
1npS+i0n and WAS NOT enti+jad To iinTnpdi3te {
consideration After some discussion in which l
il was maintained bv some thai the 0upStiOn {
involved - chance IN tho r,1Iov The snraber F
sustained tina Mont of 0rrlc,, and tho res0Iu- I
lion was YaferTa,j To thn cornmitrnn on rnIns S
Mr. UoT,T1o,7d eI,J,,,+ra} the cl,,fareT,c.. .n
MORT on tna 1nti, 1Iorr70n Hi Tho h0ISe (
hen I,nrt info con,n,ttea nf the whoa ON {
he di,,Io,notin oI,,,ro7,rIa+ion hin On 7,oin+s
# ortnr the foii63T,tr rIe,1sns Zvern stTinken f
rom tho hi. a
IIcroqsint ~, e,i.ras Of tho minister 70 t
iberia ard the consul General q cairo. enabling C
he president to provide for rent postage. teIe- e
yrams, furniture. messenger service, clerk hire 6
,tc, and for printing in the department OF gtate Il
lppropTlat1ng T-0.0Qo Tor the erection OF a ie-
satlon bnlldlnS at TOXIC Japan ana T3,oOg IGr r
nc VI nc a. III az $50 f
o+io @ M arII lens Of 7
Increase in the comnensstion Of c0nSnIs, -
Messrs. Cobb, Van Eaton ana Pavson were
appointed cOnferrees on the Northern Pacific q
anG forfeiture bill. II
S
SENATE. Z
WASHINGTON, Feb 16.-The presiding Off /,
;er laid before tie senate what purp0rted -
o be" the credentials of David Turpie, d
elected senator from Indiana for six years, ?
March 4. The certificate is
lgneQ by the governor, whose signature is y"
erIl LlI ny Uue secretary o. me sIaIe lie Q
oIl ItoCioa VI NJ ilo.i, W NE con- G.
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